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Eyebrows are wrong ...expect a makeover soon.
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about time had a new cookery programme
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Fish sandwich.....Oh well done !
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Mussi PC c rap ...
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I like her and the programme is fine. I have a feeling though that it is going to be difficult to take seriously a programme entitled "....British Food Adventure" that will exclude Britain's best value meat Pork and all its derivatives.
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he he - naughty !!!!!!!!!
but the diaspora will have its way eventually |
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sossagisse........... as in Mutley
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Quality bacon banter by blackbarn.
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Imo it's a bit of a rash decision
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Still all the other channels have cooking programmes so why shouldn't the BBC get a slice of the action
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It'll only run for one season then poor Nadiya will be back to the daily g rind ! That's all folks
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talk about backing the wrong team
I too am gutted when my bet goes upside down!! https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/jul/24/home-linda-wenzel-german-teenager-joined-isis-speaks-of-regrets |
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interesting
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A German teenager who joined Islamic State is now being held in detention in Iraq and says she regrets joining the jihadist group and just wants to come home to her family, media reported.
Der Spiegel magazine reported that four German women who joined Isis in recent years, including a 16-year-old girl from the small town of Pulsnitz near Dresden, were being held in an Iraqi prison and receiving consular assistance. German girl arrested in Mosul is missing Linda Wenzel, say authorities Read more Lorenz Haase, senior public prosecutor in Dresden, said he could confirm the teenager, Linda Wenzel, had been “located and identified in Iraq” and was receiving consular support but could not say anything on her exact circumstances. German broadcasters NDR and WDR and newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung said they had interviewed Wenzel in the infirmary of a military complex in Baghdad and she told them she wanted to leave. “I just want to get away from here,” she was quoted as saying. “I want to get away from the war, from the many weapons, from the noise.” She added: “I just want to go home to my family.” The media outlets said the teenager had told them she regretted joining Isis, wanted to be extradited to Germany and would cooperate with authorities. They said the girl had a gunshot wound on her left thigh and another injury on her right knee that she said was caused during a helicopter attack. “I’m doing well,” she said. German prosecutors said last week they were checking reports that a 16-year-old under investigation for supporting Isis was among five women arrested in the Iraqi city of Mosul, where Iraqi forces declared victory over Isis earlier this month. German authorities have been investigating a teenage girl who went missing from Pulsnitz last summer for alleged contacts with the jihadist group about preparing a possible act of terrorism. On Tuesday Haase said the teenager had travelled to Turkey about a year ago with the apparent goal of reaching Iraq or Syria and security officials had later lost her trail, but new evidence had since emerged in the case. |
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^ Moisok's link
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They want to slink back when they are losing.
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Back to Nadiya, never seen her before, thought she was ok, had a laugh and a joke with people, food looked ok, nothing too pretentious.
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Yep, you have to wonder at some people's minds as to why they would post a completely irrelevant story about a German ISIS fan on a thread about a cookery programme but it takes all sorts I suppose.
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I am no longer affected by any hostility from those who support the growth of islamic hegemony. I will continue to point out and intellectually argue, that this movement will become more and more influential, whilst many of you bury your heads in the sands(metaphorically). Please note this position offers your most sensitive parts symbolically in a most vulnerable way. As does your approach to the issue. The baking propaganda move is all part of promoting the ideology. It shows how nice they are.
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Well done moysey, keep fighting the good fight.
Doing your bit, and spreading the good word. I don't know who told you to choose a thread about a cooking programme on a betting website but it was an inspired choice. Only a matter of time before other noble warriors like Nige give up their disc jockey jobs and dedicate themselves to asking Ladbrokes's customer services if they know about the diaspora while querying the result of the 4:28 from Nottingham. Again, keep fighting the good fight an don't listen to anyone who says you're a waste of oxygen. |
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I think the mocking tones of the above by Porky indicates the problem that exists. Let's just pretend it isn't happening. And of course, the personal insults. All the usual tactics. Let's just not engage in any discussion about it's insidious growth and influence. It will affect all of you eventually.
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Moysey, got to say I'm a bit disappointed. The Tour's just finished and I haven't seen any posts from you about the diaspora on the cycling thread. Come on man you're slacking.
Alternatively, The Wright Stuff is asking what's causing the rise in men having eating disorders. I'll tell you what. MUSLIMS. They're causing it. And now they're taking over our cooking programmes. WHERE WILL IT END? Get on there man before it's too late. The country needs to know your massively informed and balanced opinions on this before we're taken over. |
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Make sure you avoid any discussion and just deflect and obfuscate through misleading attempts at humour.
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Wanabee HIGNFY panellist innit. They are sooooooooooooooo delightfully clever.
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It is part of a normalisation approach of acceptance. Paraded around particularly by the bbc. A normalisation which porky has obviously accepted. You see, it works.
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Oatcake Samosa.......... do me a f00kin favour luv.
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Doing your bit, and spreading the good word. I don't know who told you to choose a thread about a cooking programme on a betting website but it was an inspired choice.
Only a matter of time before other noble warriors like Nige give up their disc jockey jobs and dedicate themselves to asking Ladbrokes's customer services if they know about the diaspora while querying the result of the 4:28 from Nottingham. Again, keep fighting the good fight an don't listen to anyone who says you're a waste of oxygen. ![]() |
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I'm trying to encourage you to discuss it more ffs. No forum, scenario or situation is random enough for your well considered and balanced musings. A mumsnet forum about sudocrem - ideal. The pensioner in the wallpaper aisle in B&Q - desperate to learn more. Getting a root canal at the dentists - they'll be happy to wait 45 minutes while you explain how your teeth were fine before Islam was invented.
You're doing some fine work in bringing the horror of Islam into every random thread here but I just see the potential of so much more from you. Believe in yourself cupcake and you can really go for it. |
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There are none so deaf......
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or blind
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as the close-minded?
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as those who will not hear PorP.
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Can't say I disagree with that jed. Thank god we have brains though and the capacity for independent thought so we can filter out facts and reason from the witterings of lunatics eh.
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Then the growth and cult influence is on no concern at all to us?
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You do love a massive generalisation moysey. I'd be careful with that if trying to gain followers at Waitrose. May not play so well.
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Surprised because her cookery programme is actually pretty good, and basically keeps it simple, so limitations not exposed (remember that cake she was commissioned to bake for the Queen which looked like it was about to topple over, and was certainly nothing special at all. Queen looked a bit confused when she went to cut it like in fear it was going to collapse).
However Nadiya is a really nice presenter on this TV show, good personality, lovely person, and she has even inspired my daughter to go and do a bit of cooking !!! |
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Queen looked a bit confused when she went to cut it like in fear it was going to collapse
We all know why she was worried ! |
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Keeeerrrrrboooooooooommmmmmmmm !!!!!
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The Leopard 25 Jul 17 12:20
Queen looked a bit confused when she went to cut it like in fear it was going to collapse We all know why she was worried ! very good. |